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Women drive fast train to Makkah as Saudi workforce evolves - World

The proportion of Saudi women in the workforce has more than doubled since 2016, from 17pc to 37pc.

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Women drive fast train to Mecca as Saudi Arabia workforce evolves

The proportion of Saudi women in the workforce has more than doubled since 2016

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Women Drive Fast Train To Mecca As Saudi Workforce Evolves

Women drive fast train to Mecca as Saudi workforce evolves

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Saudi women take front seats as train drivers

Driver Tharaa Ali takes her seat at the helm of a high-speed train ferrying pilgrims to Mecca, a beneficiary of conservative Saudi Arabia's bid to emplo

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Changing Saudi Arabia: Women drive fast train to Makkah

Driver Tharaa Ali takes her seat at the helm of a high-speed train ferrying pilgrims to Makkah, a beneficiary of conservative Saudi Arabia's bid to employ its booming female workforce.

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